In 'Second Shot at Love,' Jo Yoon-hee captured both friendship and love.
In the 12th episode of the tvN Monday-Tuesday drama 'Second Shot at Love' (written by Myung Soo-hyun and Jeon Ji-hyun, directed by Jang Yoo-jung and Jo Nam-hyung) aired on the 17th, Jo Yoon-hee played the role of 'Han Hyun-joo,' the eldest daughter of a family of heavy drinkers and the mother of twins. She beautifully wrapped up Hyun-joo's final story, from friendship to romance.
Hyun-joo had a heartfelt conversation with Bong Sun-wook's (Kang Hyung-seok) sister Bong Sun-hwa (Kim Bo-jung). She secretly brought food for the ailing Sun-hwa and happened to run into her. Hyun-joo mentioned the fact that Sun-wook asked her to take care of his sister instead of giving up on her, saying, "I guess that's why I was drawn to him; he has such depth of feeling." At that moment, she received a request from Sun-hwa to bring back Sun-wook, who had left home, revealing her complicated emotions and piquing curiosity about her next steps.
In the end, Hyun-joo completed a romance with Sun-wook, making everyone excited. It turned out that she was told by Sun-hwa, who opposed her meeting with Sun-wook, not to give up her feelings for him. Furthermore, after hearing her mother Kim Kwang-ok (Kim Sung-ryung) and father’s stories, she gained courage with advice not to create regrets. So, she boldly confessed to Sun-wook, "Let's date," and the two created a sweet atmosphere filled with playful banter, bringing smiles to viewers.
In this way, Jo Yoon-hee perfectly portrayed the character 'Han Hyun-joo' in 'Second Shot at Love,' enriching the story. She expressed not only the warm side of being the older sister of Han Geum-joo (Choi Soo-young) in the early part of the drama but also the challenging life of a mother of twins in a diverse way. Moreover, she depicted the evolving process of a romance that coexists with excitement and worry, adding a unique fun to the home theater. With her excellent ability to embody the character, Jo Yoon-hee showcased her standout performance in 'Second Shot at Love,' drawing attention to her future acting path.
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